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renaissance_tea

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    Comment #34242627

    What kind of work?

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    Comment #34242604

    What’s wrong with being a junior developer?

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    Comment #34235812

    So you are mad that the service doesn’t support what it says it doesn’t support and throw a fit online for internet points. I give up on understanding why these things go viral.

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    Ask HN: Anyone get anxious when they have nothing to do?

    This has always been the case for me, not sure why, but when I have nothing to do at work I get very anxious. I assume it’s because the other areas of my team are very busy and con…

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    Comment #34223515

    I’m 27 and my first job was OSGI at a Java shop. That was some convoluted shit. Class path errors, coupled to blueprint XML and fancy IDE stuff. I’ve worked in different languages …

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    Comment #34209927

    Similar goals technically. What are you studying up on for networking? I’ve been doing a lot of home lab stuff

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    Comment #34209902

    It’s pretty scary stuff. I just spent 2022 grinding without sleep and severe depression due to accidental abuse of this stuff. My doctor did not educate me well and I’ve never felt…

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    Ask HN: Best reads for a young senior dev?

    Young senior dev at big tech. Any good reads for the new year? I like all topics, but trying to commit to 2-3 technical books that can help me progress in my career.

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    Comment #34209754

    I exclusively self host vault warden behind a VPN and firewall with a custom domain. Changes are automatically managed and deployed through GitHub CI/CD. I have wireguard VPN on al…

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    Comment #34181057

    Is it dangerous to host sites like this? I love making tools like this but worry about the repercussions

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    Comment #34169949

    Switched to self-hosted Bitwarden on my own domain behind a VPN. Everything on disk is encrypted.

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    Comment #34169906

    Yes. vscode can be self hosted and accessible over http and run in a Docker container. You can ssh tunnel or port forward it

  13. story
    Ask HN: Tricks to enjoy your job more?

    I love to code, but the pressure of work makes me dwindle both physically and mentally. After lots of conscious effort, I’m back in a good physical and mental state trying to not l…

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    Comment #34149812

    I left Facebook 8 years ago, but have been in and out of sites like Reddit, HN, trash news and the like. I’ve gotten rid of my smartphone on and off a few times. I’m 27 and as I ge…

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    Comment #34070757

    Based on what data?

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    Comment #34065632

    Is it public? If you host a high traffic site from residential ISP connection, your account could get banned. Regardless, I would host an NGINX proxy in front of some docker contai…

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    Comment #34035335

    Coding is everywhere. Lean into your business skills and get a business analytics job. I feel with a good portfolio and story with a lot of studying, that would be a good path.

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    Comment #34035316

    Self host nextcloud on a VPS with an external storage like Hetzner storage box and run redundant backups with backblaze

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    Comment #34035086

    Udemy Business is overpriced for sure, but nice alternative to Pluralsight

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    Comment #34035078

    I believe the question is around layoffs being beneficial or detrimental. For example, let’s say you have a 6 person company and layoffs affect 50% of the staff. Now you’re down to…

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    Ask HN: Habits that have lasted the entire year?

    In a time of New Years resolutions, I like to bring up a question that reflects on not 2023 goals, but the goals you set in 2021 for the 2022 year. For those who stuck with them co…

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    Comment #34025505

    Damn that key even looks familiar

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    Comment #34022419

    FWIW this book is great. It took me a couple months of immense dedication to finish everything from the first course.

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    Comment #34022412

    Nice review of Thorstens book. I read your book when I graduated college around 2018 and was unfulfilled at work. It was a lot of fun and I distinctly remember sitting in a coffee …

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    Comment #33994674

    Nice this is cool!